Reliable Plesk Hosting

Deploy a Plesk control panel on high-performance global infrastructure.

Plesk simplifies web hosting management with its clean interface and comprehensive features. Plesk VPS hosting on Kamatera’s cloud platform is perfect for professionals, developers, and agencies who want to save time on initial setup but need the freedom to customize every aspect of their server environment. It’s the ideal balance between powerful automation and complete control.

 

We provide the Plesk control panel pre-installed on a high-performance cloud server, but leave you in full control. You get the intuitive, powerful management tools of Plesk combined with the flexibility and administrative freedom of owning your environment.

 

 

 

You have total administrative freedom with a Plesk server on our platform. You get root access and complete control over the operating system, configurations, and security.

You can customize your stack and install any software you need without restrictions. Our servers are also flexible and cost-effective, allowing you to easily scale your server’s CPU, RAM, and storage up or down to match your needs and optimize costs. Running your Plesk environment on Kamatera’s reliable cloud infrastructure, powered by fast CPUs and NVMe SSD storage, ensures optimal performance for your web applications and websites.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the system requirements for deploying Plesk?

The minimum requirements for deploying Plesk are:

Operating system:
Linux: Supported versions include CentOS 7/8, Debian 9/10/11, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS/20.04 LTS, Rocky Linux 8.x.
Windows: Supported versions include Windows Server 2012 R2/2016/2019/2022.

Hardware:
CPU: At least a single-core CPU, though a dual-core or higher is recommended for better performance.
RAM: 1GB for Linux, 2GB for Windows. More RAM is recommended for heavier workloads.

Storage:
10GB for the Plesk software itself, plus additional space for your website files and databases. 20GB+ is recommended for most setups.

For more detailed information, refer to the Plesk documentation.

What are the common use cases for Plesk?

Plesk is a powerful web hosting control panel that provides a user-friendly interface for managing various aspects of web hosting environments. Common use cases for Plesk include:

Website management, domain management, email administration, database management, file and directory permissions, security configuration, backup and restore, server monitoring, DNS management, application installation, FTP account management, reseller hosting, collaboration and multi-user access, and server-level configurations.

What are popular alternatives to Plesk?

Plesk is a powerful and popular web hosting control panel, but alternatives abound, each with unique strengths and weaknesses. Here’s some popular contenders:

1. cPanel: A well-established option, renowned for its user-friendly interface and extensive feature set. Ideal for shared hosting providers and website owners seeking simplicity and familiarity. 
2. DirectAdmin: This lightweight and affordable alternative caters to web hosting providers, prioritizing efficiency and resource management. Offers core web hosting functionalities but might lack bells and whistles.
3. Virtualmin: Open-source and highly customizable, Virtualmin grants complete control over your server environment. Suitable for technically proficient users seeking flexibility and scalability. 
4. InterWorx: Another open-source choice, InterWorx stands out for its community support and modular design. Choose only the features you need for a tailored experience. 
5. VestaCP: This free and lightweight panel is perfect for personal projects or small websites. Offers essential web hosting functionalities without overwhelming complexity. 
6. Froxlor: Focused on security and simplicity, Froxlor provides user-friendly access to core functionalities with built-in malware scanning and intrusion detection. Perfect for security-conscious users but might lack advanced features.
7. ISPmanager: A powerful and feature-rich option for web hosting providers and large websites. Offers advanced server management tools, user management options, and comprehensive security features. Requires technical expertise for full utilization.
8. CyberPanel: This free and open-source panel emphasizes ease of use and security. Includes built-in Litespeed web server for improved performance and focuses on automation for everyday tasks. Ideal for budget-conscious users seeking simplicity.

Are there any tutorials to help me install Plesk on a Kamatera server?

Yes, we have a tutorial on installing Plesk on a Windows-based server.

For information on installing Plesk on a Linux-based server, contact our 24/7/365 tech support via phone, chat, or e-mail.

Which data centers can I deploy Plesk in?

Plesk is available across all 20+ Kamatera data centers worldwide, including locations in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East. You can choose the location closest to your audience for optimal performance.

Is there tech support available?

You receive support from both companies. Kamatera offers 24/7 technical support for infrastructure issues, and an extensive knowledge base. Plesk offers comprehensive documentation, community forums, and premium support options.

Can I use a Plesk server for e-commerce websites?

Yes, Plesk supports all major e-commerce platforms (Magento, WooCommerce, PrestaShop) and Kamatera’s infrastructure provides the performance and security required for online stores, including PCI compliance capabilities.

Can I run multiple websites on one Plesk/Kamatera server?

Absolutely. Depending on your Plesk license, you can host multiple websites on a single Kamatera cloud server. Each website can have its own domain, email accounts, databases, and resource limits.